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cal Ifugao lo f ery o n c sce i r t a e d ’s Bata hith Amp is the 8th wonder of the world. The Banaue Rice Terraces found here was declared by UNESCO in 2000 as a heritage site. Why do you think I am writing about this place when heaps of schoolwork have started piling up? My ninang gifted me with a trip to Banaue, going there together with people from a travel agency team and some foreign tourists. If my memory serves me right, it was around six to nine hours of travelling from Manila to Banaue proper. There were several stop overs along the way, but the rigors of seating on a cramped space can put a toll on your body. It’s best to bring in a sweater or coat as the bus airconditioning system can be hellish, too. On a more natural reason, the cold breeze can zip in some bone-crackling weather. At any rate, check everything before heading to Banaue. Check the weather as the rain can be very dangerous when you hit the zigzag highway. 73 Tappia Falls It was something unexplainable with all the wonders of greens right before your eyes. The food was great. They serve sumptuous food, in which ingredients were grown from their vegetable garden, freshly picked and cooked well. If you are worrying about the cold climate, they have hot and cold shower. Say goodbye to electric fans and air conditioners. The bathing needs are no hassle, at all, as mine were sachet-based bought from nearby stores. And don’t forget posting photos on Instagram or on Facebook, or tweeting your status. Rice T